Clayface Is A Standalone DC Movie
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Long before Clayface made his debut on the big screen, he had one of the darkest villain arcs in Batman: The Animated Series.
Clayface shares two surprising things with Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, including a 94% Rotten Tomatoes audience score.
DC Studios Peter Safran also discusses casting Tom Rhys Harries, introducing the DCU's live-action Gotham City, and his 10-year plan with James Gunn.
Batman might want to start working on a backup plan because Tom Rhys Harries is convinced his version of Clayface could absolutely destroy the Dark Knight in a fight. The actor is set to bring one of Gotham City's most dangerous villains to life in DC Studios' upcoming Clayface movie,
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Clayface director explains why Batman doesn't appear and the decision to forego a post-credits scene
James Watkins says he didn't want to "try and crowbar in" a cameo from The Caped Crusader.
Aaron Paul's Clayface cameo was once a supporting role, with flashbacks to Matt Hagen's childhood filmed before being cut. Director James Watkins explains why the Breaking Bad star's role was reduced.
James Watkins has attempted to diffuse the debate over the shape-shifter's re-labeling as an anti-hero in the DC comic book movie.
Clayface has been designed countless times for the page and screen — so what inspired his final form in his self-titled DCU movie?